Will they work on wet hair? I have fine hair with so much damage from blow drying and using curling irons.
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Hot rollers are for dry hair. Using hot rollers on wet hair will just cause more damage. If you're worried about damage from heat, try not blowdrying or flat ironing or curling your hair so often (it needs breaks), and always use a thermal protectant before using tools with heat.
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Only if you leave them on until your hair dries, which would take a while. These rollers curl your hair in minutes if it's dry, and doesn't damage it like curling irons do.
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The instructions indicated dry or damp hair. I usually let mine dry as much as I can naturally before using the rollers. I have used them on damp hair after blow drying some. I highly recommend this product.
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These may work on very slightly DAMP hair but don't think they will work on very wet hair. My hair also is very fine and I find these rollers are very gentle.
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I have very fine hair also and would not recommend any electric rollers to be used on wet hair. You should let your hair dry naturally and then put the rollers in not too hot and do not leave on for a long time. I also believe that curling irons are worse on your hair. I am not a professional hair stylist or professional, but have live with fine fair my entire life. I find that this electric roller set works pretty well so long as you stay away from shampooing your hair too often and using a blow dryer. I did that for years, have stopped doing it and my hair is much healthier. I would also recommend looking at all the Eufora hair products, Amazon sells them for a very good price. I have very fine hair also and would not recommend any electric rollers to be used on wet hair. You should let your hair dry naturally and then put the rollers in not too hot and do not leave on for a long time. I also believe that curling irons are worse on your hair. I am not a professional hair stylist or professional, but have live with fine fair my entire life. I find that this electric roller set works pretty well so long as you stay away from shampooing your hair too often and using a blow dryer. I did that for years, have stopped doing it and my hair is much healthier. I would also... » Read More I have very fine hair also and would not recommend any electric rollers to be used on wet hair. You should let your hair dry naturally and then put the rollers in not too hot and do not leave on for a long time. I also believe that curling irons are worse on your hair. I am not a professional hair stylist or professional, but have live with fine fair my entire life. I find that this electric roller set works pretty well so long as you stay away from shampooing your hair too often and using a blow dryer. I did that for years, have stopped doing it and my hair is much healthier. I would also recommend looking at all the Eufora hair products, Amazon sells them for a very good price. « Show Less
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I wouldn't use them on wet hair just because it will do more damage. Try using a heat protectant spray after a shower and let your hair air dry. Tresemme has a really great heat protectant spray.
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No, these rollers are used on dry hair. They are much gentler than curling irons or straighteners.
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You should never use hot rollers on wet hair. Always dry your hair first. You may apply a hair product that meets your needs, and is compatible with your hair. You might want to have the advice of an expert if you are unsure about which product to use prior to rolling your hair. Professional advice is always more reliable than the advice of the"layman" which might damage your hair.
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I have fine, but thicker hair. They stay in, but I have to hold the curlers to get it rolling sometimes for a long time, and it hurts/burns a lot. For your hair, I think a curling iron would be better maybe? With long teeth?
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Use them on dry hair. I usually leave them in about 10-15 minutes then hit them with the blow dryer before or after I take them out. Works great!
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I believe they should only be used on dry hair. I leave mine on for 15 minutes and the curl lasts all day. My hair takes a curl easily though, so if your hair is more curl-resistant, you may have to leave them in longer and the results might not last as long. Hope this helps. 8)
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I have not used it with hair curling iron but I think it should work.....I would suggest to mix it with water before using it.
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I would not use it on wet hair. I am pretty sure it is not made for that. Traditionally, anyone that has used the comb will tell you, you want your hair as dry as possible. When the heat hits wet or moist hair, it creates steam and can burn the scalp.
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I think it would best for you to ask the seller. I bought mine a long time ago and I don't want to give you wrong information, in case they have changed a bit. I will tell you this, they are not for straight hair, unless you want to make it curly. They made mine too curly. These are tight rollers. Check with the seller for the diameter and for the length. Just a suggestion.
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I don't think it good to put any flat irons on wet hair at all. These Herstyler work really good, the best flat irons that I have ever used.
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I've only used mine once, just playing around with them, and I loved how the curls stayed in my hair. My hair is not thick either.
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I was unable to curl mine with a curling iron . they weren't real . they frizzed & were hideous when I curled them with curlers .
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I haven't tried it on wet hair, but I don't think it would work that well, Maybe a little damp might be okay.
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If you use a curling iron on wet hair, then I guess this could be used the same way. However, I think that it would take a LONG time to dry the hair. There is not a blower in this tool. I dry my hair, apply a little bit of mousse, and use the brush iron. This is very much like a curling iron.
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Good question. The advertisement doesnt say anything about wet hair but I use it on towel dried hair. Of course, if you blow dry your hair, you dont have to pass the iron on the hair as many times as you would on wet hair. Hope this helps.
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It should be at least 85% dry. If you're hair is slightly damp you're probably okay but if it's anything close to wet do not put these in your hair.
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I use them on hair that was washed/air or blow dried just previously so that it may still be slightly damp, but not to the feel. I leave the curlers in for at least 15 minutes, but as long as an hour while I scurry around in the morning. I have a friend who gets good results on long since dried hair and leaving them in for only 10 minutes, but her hair always did curl more easily. Mine is very fine and straight.
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No, never use wet hair with dry heat.it will absolutely ruin your hair. Not wet hair